Copper Wire Bracelet

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  • čas přidán 24. 03. 2022
  • That is a one of the first bracelets what i make .
    i hope you like that .
    if you want to support me and my CZcams channel, here is my shop where you can buy my jewelry
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Komentáře • 308

  • @naths1229
    @naths1229 Před rokem +13

    what is the powder you used to boil and clean the bracelet.

  • @debraberg1763
    @debraberg1763 Před rokem +6

    I enjoyed your video. It brings memories of the braided and twisted rings and bracelets I've made over the years. I learned a few new things watching you and reading the comments. Thanks to all.

  • @kevinsolove458
    @kevinsolove458 Před rokem +15

    If you bend the cuff into an oval instead of a circle then it will fit your wrist better not leaving so much gappage (

  • @erikapaez9156
    @erikapaez9156 Před rokem +2

    Genial, al fin un brazalete diferente. Lo ame.

  • @dtitus74
    @dtitus74 Před rokem +1

    Is the purpose of heating the copper to remove the hardness and make it more malleable?

  • @creativsi83
    @creativsi83 Před rokem +3

    Fun and wonderful work at the same time

  • @user-ml3hl6vr4t
    @user-ml3hl6vr4t Před rokem +9

    Very nice. Never thought of using citrus/citric acid for a cleaning. Very interesting pattern after final filing and polish. Thank you for making and sharing this video.
    For shaping bracelets I usually use an oval instead of a round mandrel, or the horn of my 68kg farrier anvil (long story how I acquired it) or both. An oval fits better to the wrist if it is for arthritis.
    (Folk medicine that seems to work, some wear copper to help ease pain of arthritis. It seems to change body chemistry. When one first starts wearing the copper, their skin may turn greenish at the spot. Over time that stops and maximum benefit is obtained.)

    • @jewelator
      @jewelator Před rokem +1

      I agree with your opinion. It is also interesting to know your opinion about my videos. In one of the videos, I made gold earrings out of ordinary coffee beans.

    • @user-ml3hl6vr4t
      @user-ml3hl6vr4t Před rokem +1

      @@jewelator and they are very cute. Thank you for replying.. Looking forward to your next video.

    • @jewelator
      @jewelator Před rokem +1

      @@user-ml3hl6vr4t Thanks bro! You really motivate me to move forward!

    • @normablake2748
      @normablake2748 Před rokem

      Watching you fashion the copper bracelet, I thought what if you took the braided wire and wove it in and out between the two straight wires? I feel you would get a new different design when you hammered it.
      Keep doing your beautiful work ❤️🔥

    • @bmac406
      @bmac406 Před rokem

      Yes I know someone who has had positive results with a copper wristband against arthritis, even more effective if you make copper items to cubit measurements🙂 research Slim Spurling or check out Twisted Sage. The science of Radionics is very interesting..

  • @jennytolar4911
    @jennytolar4911 Před rokem +2

    Awesome bracelet. Cuffs are my favorite and yours turned out beautifully. Nice work! Handmade pieces are the best!

  • @xtruma
    @xtruma Před 9 měsíci

    What is that white powder solution you heated with the torch to clean it at the end?

  • @281275jess
    @281275jess Před rokem +1

    Muchas gracias por compartir tan bello trabajo, gracias

  • @TECHNICUSChannel
    @TECHNICUSChannel Před 2 lety +3

    Nice project with copper!

  • @Leonie-vt4fs
    @Leonie-vt4fs Před 3 měsíci +1

    What kind of white paste and material was that in 5:48 ? Was that flux and silver solder?

  • @bmac406
    @bmac406 Před rokem +9

    Great job , I use a drill to twist my copper which gives perfect twists everytime especially with bigger gauge wire but I agree with what you said about keeping it authentically hand made and your end result is beautiful , thanks for the video and btw i found your instructions easy to follow much appreciation from Perth Australia P.S. hang onto your silver it'll be worth a fortune soon :)

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před rokem

      Thanks for watching !!!
      That is very Nice question 🤔
      I think Make that what You Like
      Try everythink With Tools without tolls find that what You Love and what is for You beather !

  • @dharmakaya_handcrafts
    @dharmakaya_handcrafts Před 8 měsíci

    What is that green wax that you used to seal the bracelet from tarnishing?

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před 8 měsíci +1

      You mind polishing paste?
      Its a Chrom Oxide Paste

    • @dharmakaya_handcrafts
      @dharmakaya_handcrafts Před 8 měsíci

      @@Silverhand.. but does it seal off the copper so the body won't absorb the copper when you wear it? that seems like it would negate the beneficial aspect of wearing copper.

  • @aljones4719
    @aljones4719 Před rokem +9

    No need to rush to quench when annealing copper. Also better to leave wire straight to do the next stages of annealing. Copper work hardens so bending after annealing produces local hardening at the positions where the bends are straightened.

  • @fer8888888
    @fer8888888 Před rokem +2

    Not sure if I missed it but copper will tarnish quite quickly when exposed to skin oils. Were there any protectants coated on the finished product?

  • @rixogtr
    @rixogtr Před rokem +16

    Nice idea twisting thinner gauge wire around thick gauge.
    You need to work on the evenness though, the loops are quite uneven throughout the whole length. I suggest clamping a single wire into vice and the other end into a cordless drill and spin it until it's completely straight, when you make all your material straight then twist them together. It's better to start with all your stock material straight.

    • @user-ml3hl6vr4t
      @user-ml3hl6vr4t Před rokem +8

      I find the slight uneven twisting and such to be more attractive. It is a genuinely handcrafted original. On the very first wire twisting there was a little wild loop that was a minor bit that could have easily been avoided. It looks like it disappeared during twist though.

  • @Sunpetal72001
    @Sunpetal72001 Před 7 měsíci

    what did you solder on to the ends?

  • @cuetTimmonz
    @cuetTimmonz Před 6 měsíci

    IF U DONT HAVE THE ACID, WHAT CAN U USE IN THE HOUSE AS A CLEANER?

  • @Westbird1
    @Westbird1 Před rokem +2

    I don't understand all the negative comments.
    I like it so far I've got my wire twisted but I've got to figure out how to rig a table vice since I don't have one.

  • @Aravallistoneshows
    @Aravallistoneshows Před rokem +1

    Beautiful work

  • @sueellenmcgoey8708
    @sueellenmcgoey8708 Před rokem +1

    Absolutely Gorgeous ❤🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏

  • @joaohenriqueherveramirez1211

    Muito show!O que é aquela pasta branca que vc colocou na pontas antes de colocar fogo ?

  • @dss-homemadestuff8580
    @dss-homemadestuff8580 Před rokem +7

    Interesting idea.
    But i think it would be better if the bracelet was more oval shaped to fit the wrist better.

  • @phoneaddict3585
    @phoneaddict3585 Před 9 dny

    Love the finished product! I have a suggestion though.. you should reface your anvil and give it a mirror polish, or as close as you can get. This will help the finished product have a much better shine after flattening 🤙🏻I’m a blacksmith so it’s a bit hard to see an anvil that coarse and rusty

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před 6 dny

      The humidity Work with the Rust and i cant Stop that sorry

  • @SlowPersuit
    @SlowPersuit Před rokem +1

    When he 'finished' the ends he soldered it with something- was that silver solder or a flake of something else (copper)?

  • @marianamendes001
    @marianamendes001 Před rokem +1

    Good idea, bit I have a doubt..is it necessary warming to metal several times? Some people did it one or two times.

  • @WYASILVER
    @WYASILVER Před rokem +1

    Sempurna 👍👍

  • @gargoyleking529
    @gargoyleking529 Před 3 měsíci

    Nicely done.... good looking cuff

  • @solvated_photon
    @solvated_photon Před 9 měsíci

    Looks like you went straight from 240 to 2000 grit. Was wondering if you skipped over the intermediate sanding in practice or maybe just didn’t film it.

  • @johnmcdonald8065
    @johnmcdonald8065 Před rokem +7

    What is the material you melt on the ends of the bracelet to hold it together. Great video thank you

  • @tetoahmad8425
    @tetoahmad8425 Před 2 lety +4

    So good

  • @jacklarson6281
    @jacklarson6281 Před rokem +1

    I didn't know copper annealed by rapidly cooling it. I thought metals had to cool down slowly for annealing to happen.

  • @saifcommando1198
    @saifcommando1198 Před rokem +1

    and you are a great artist

  • @brunobastidas4646
    @brunobastidas4646 Před rokem

    Can you tell me all the tools you just used?

  • @J_bar_S_Photography
    @J_bar_S_Photography Před rokem +1

    what is the paste youse used to weld the ends of the braclets?

  • @rosch-bienestaremocional886
    @rosch-bienestaremocional886 Před 11 měsíci

    Lo puedo hacer en casa con un soplete normal de los que venden para repostería? Cuando echas la pulsera en un líquido, qué es, agua? Muchas gracias. Me ha encantado el vídeo. Saludos desde España

  • @seang2424
    @seang2424 Před rokem

    Just BRILLANT thanks from France

  • @itxasocisneros1944
    @itxasocisneros1944 Před 2 měsíci

    Q es lo q le has dado para q no se ponga fea ? El cobre mancha y se oxida enseguida

  • @DarnellHorton-ze7yh
    @DarnellHorton-ze7yh Před 4 měsíci +1

    Very Nice Bracelet and Video. Thank you

  • @aidannunan7164
    @aidannunan7164 Před rokem +1

    what are you soldering with?

  • @DropDailyGems
    @DropDailyGems Před rokem +1

    what is the gel you used 5:31 & 5:41 is that a flux ?

  • @allbaith2574
    @allbaith2574 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Nice 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @felipepalhano7868
    @felipepalhano7868 Před 2 lety +4

    linda pulseria, gostaria de saber qual produto usa na ponta da pulseira, parece um pó

  • @jdshanahan4215
    @jdshanahan4215 Před rokem +2

    Love the videos buy it would be cool to have some comentary in the video. Maybe explaining what you are doing and why.

  • @henryecheverria239
    @henryecheverria239 Před rokem

    Gracias felicitaciones y siempre adelante

  • @CrisAnderson27
    @CrisAnderson27 Před rokem +1

    I can't quite make out the writing for the lengths. Is it:
    2 x 1.5m long 1.3mm diameter wire, with 2x 16cm long 2.6mm wires?
    Thanks for the cool tutorial!

  • @mikeferguson2115
    @mikeferguson2115 Před rokem

    Awesome your a master for sure

  • @shinymud7
    @shinymud7 Před rokem +1

    Vinegar works for cleaning out cracks and stuff like that

  • @billyfoster3223
    @billyfoster3223 Před rokem +1

    Nice work!🛠️🔧😁🤟😄

  • @JAMALDTADABI
    @JAMALDTADABI Před rokem

    Waaawwww Amaziiinnggg 👍 👍 👌🏾 👌🏾

  • @juanpablomartinez6185
    @juanpablomartinez6185 Před rokem +4

    Desde chile muy linda la pulsera una consulta como se llama el polvo con que disolvió con agua y calentó para,sacarle las impureza del cobre grasias

  • @billskinner623
    @billskinner623 Před rokem

    Thank you for the idea. Do you mind if I use that as the starting point for another idea?

    • @jewelator
      @jewelator Před rokem

      I agree with your opinion. It is also interesting to know your opinion about my videos. In one of the videos, I made gold earrings out of ordinary coffee beans.

  • @kirtandrews1859
    @kirtandrews1859 Před měsícem

    Wow!! I am a collector of jewellery by far. But completely new to jewellery making! Why do you heat the copper the. Submerge to cool then hammer then repeat ? I would assume heating it would harden it. But then hitting with hammer will soften it again. I'm confused. I'm about to do my first wire wrapp this weekend with a huge amber piece with 1.5mm pure copper wire. So trying to learn as much as I can ready

  • @robinlondrow9263
    @robinlondrow9263 Před rokem +1

    The tools you used to make the braided wire? I know the vice, and the Allen wrench. What was that round thing? That was a great idea.

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před rokem +1

      Tell me the Minute in the Video 😅

    • @robinlondrow9263
      @robinlondrow9263 Před rokem

      1:24 great idea. Using the minute, makes it better then saying thingie. Thank you, I have a hard time explaining things.

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před rokem

      @@robinlondrow9263 oh that is Not a Tool that is from Wire roller i have used all what i find 😅

    • @robinlondrow9263
      @robinlondrow9263 Před rokem

      @@Silverhand.. I love that. I was taught to reduce, reuse. We didn't recycle much yet, back then. I think that what you have done is all beautiful. Thanks for inspiring all of us.

  • @vanderleialves1622
    @vanderleialves1622 Před rokem +2

    Lindo trabalho parabéns 👏👏👏👏🇧🇷

  • @MS-vt7yy
    @MS-vt7yy Před rokem

    What is the solder of cooper how did u make it ?

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před rokem +2

      That is a medium silversolder
      I make a Video in July how i make Silver solder
      50% Silver 20 % zinc 30% Copper

    • @MS-vt7yy
      @MS-vt7yy Před rokem

      @@Silverhand.. tq

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před rokem

      @@MS-vt7yy the best solder is 70% Silver 20%copper and 10 % zinc

  • @gatsuvacci
    @gatsuvacci Před rokem +1

    Gut gemacht, Mann, видно руки из нужного места растут!👌 Захотел делать украшения из меди, нашел твои видео, буду смотреть и пробовать

  • @tlojewelrylove
    @tlojewelrylove Před 4 měsíci +2

    This is a very substantial cuff bracelet... very cool! ❤ Beautiful craftsmanship on the bracelet and I like your manual wire twisting technique. It's quite clever to use an allen wrench as a crank (I wish I'd thought of it! 😄). I already have twisted wire waiting for a project like this but not sure my kitchen torch will provide sufficient heat. I may have to practice making a less substantial cuff instead... or use silver. Thanks so much for sharing! 😊

  • @alexanderheilman2526
    @alexanderheilman2526 Před rokem +1

    Why do you have to heat it so many time? What does this do

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před rokem +1

      Make the Metal softer ( rekristallisation)

  • @j.zacarias3242
    @j.zacarias3242 Před 2 lety +1

    Whats the purpose of all the heating?

    • @sethc6663
      @sethc6663 Před 2 lety +5

      Copper work hardens (gets hard as you work with it) heating and quickly quenching, ''softens'' the copper to make it easier to work with

    • @1down4upworkshop61
      @1down4upworkshop61 Před rokem +4

      It's called annealing... it releases any work hardening and makes the copper softer and more easily workable ..

    • @jewellerydesignerartists9353
      @jewellerydesignerartists9353 Před rokem

      🙏🙏👍👍👍👍

  • @aleksandr2156
    @aleksandr2156 Před rokem +1

    Привет, очень интересно. Спасибо 💗

  • @robotspartan9351
    @robotspartan9351 Před 5 měsíci

    I don't know much about copper. Why are you heating it and quinching does that make it softer

  • @MontanaHarvestor
    @MontanaHarvestor Před rokem +1

    Nice job.

  • @denishennessy1318
    @denishennessy1318 Před rokem +1

    Excellent

  • @moh3enabba30i4
    @moh3enabba30i4 Před 2 lety +1

    👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

  • @venganzamujer354
    @venganzamujer354 Před 6 měsíci

    beautiful

  • @Frigger20
    @Frigger20 Před 2 lety +4

    May I ask what torch and gas you use ? I need to buy the right one for copper soon. Thanks much for videos and reply ! Love your channel and subscribed !

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před 2 lety +2

      Thanks and You can used all what You found i used a Propan torch For all My Stuf .

    • @Frigger20
      @Frigger20 Před 2 lety

      @@Silverhand.. Thanks for reply ! Much appreciated !

    • @joonaskekoni2867
      @joonaskekoni2867 Před rokem +1

      I suggest one that makes flame.

    • @davidberry4818
      @davidberry4818 Před rokem

      Ones wit must taxing to themselves and others unfortunately around... A different chemical make up in the source of the flame may have intended or unintended reactions with the copper. If you don't understand the reason for asking the question you can ask why it matters, or not reply at all. 〽️ 💩

  • @jgar8563
    @jgar8563 Před rokem +1

    Why do you heat it up so many times?

  • @jewellerydesignerartists9353

    Nicee 👌🙏🙏

  • @JoseMunoz-cj5dl
    @JoseMunoz-cj5dl Před rokem +6

    what you do to make sure the copper won't stain one's skin?

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před rokem +4

      Nice question
      But i make nothing because i use my silver jewellery that have no Oxidation
      the best way is Work With silver Not With Copper
      When You want You can try Paint
      but the Paint cracked With the time
      Other Methode is Work With electroplating coat the Copper With other Metalls silber gold rodium and other Metalls can coat Copper .

    • @jewellerydesignerartists9353
      @jewellerydesignerartists9353 Před rokem +1

      👍👍❤️🙏

    • @masumscustoms
      @masumscustoms Před rokem

      Don't wear copper If you sweat a Lot or Work with acidic fluids. Otherwise just Clean it often. If you don't sweat much you will have no stains on the skin :)

  • @BlackDogII
    @BlackDogII Před rokem +1

    Get you some Safety Wire Pliers and it would help you twist that wire quicker and evenly i used in it Aviation that's where I've started using mine.

  • @leonardofernandes3788

    belo trabalho

  • @HVACRTECH-83
    @HVACRTECH-83 Před rokem +2

    Great job overall but I think with your skills you could have made the two ends much nicer. They're kinda rough looking. But nice work

  • @luxlake3531
    @luxlake3531 Před rokem

    Aplique uma camada de ketchup,deixe agir por alguns minutos depois lave em água corrente, fica limpo!!

  • @robertbolding4182
    @robertbolding4182 Před rokem

    I am needing such a ring but continuously enclosed. To help regulate my blood flow.

  • @upscaleflipping4617
    @upscaleflipping4617 Před rokem +1

    You did good

  • @chadlizakaria4890
    @chadlizakaria4890 Před rokem +1

    Bravo

  • @gonzaloramirez9356
    @gonzaloramirez9356 Před 3 měsíci

    Muy bueno trabajo saludo me gusta aprndo

  • @ludodg
    @ludodg Před rokem +5

    Why did he burn the copper wire at the beginning?

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před rokem +2

      Because i need soft Cooper With soft Material works easyer

    • @rixogtr
      @rixogtr Před rokem +2

      It's called metal annealing, makes it more malleable

    • @loyalistu.y.m
      @loyalistu.y.m Před rokem +2

      I was gonna ask this question myself. Now I know

    • @Jwood88732
      @Jwood88732 Před rokem +1

      Heating it makes it softer but then quenching it in water makes it hard again doesn’t it?? I would think it would stay softer if you let it air cool..

    • @l33roygunz
      @l33roygunz Před rokem +1

      It takes out the spring and the material will hold it shape better

  • @AppEditorTutorial
    @AppEditorTutorial Před 2 lety +1

    Nice

  • @richardschneider4775
    @richardschneider4775 Před 9 měsíci

    when you seal the ends of the copper braid don't flux it up

  • @josemjul
    @josemjul Před rokem +1

    Casi bien. Espero que te sirva para mejorar.😊

  • @FriendsofGoldPH
    @FriendsofGoldPH Před 5 měsíci +1

    Very nice

  • @adan753
    @adan753 Před 2 lety +6

    How do you get the “bubble” out of the wire when you’re twisting it up? Does it just come out naturally? Also great video keep it up!

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před 2 lety +6

      Im Streched the Wire and Twisted
      That is a smal fail from me but not Bad .

    • @tariel66
      @tariel66 Před 2 lety +7

      Always stretch the wire first to remove kinks before they become a problem...not after.

    • @adan753
      @adan753 Před 2 lety +1

      @@tariel66 thank you

    • @jewellerydesignerartists9353
      @jewellerydesignerartists9353 Před rokem

      👌🙏❤️👍

  • @atomic2955
    @atomic2955 Před 9 měsíci

    Awesome! I also like your curved work table......I might have to pilfer that idea from you if you don't mind!

  • @DavidHernandez-zb7ob
    @DavidHernandez-zb7ob Před rokem

    Whats its te powder?

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před rokem

      Cutruis Acid for cleaning and Borax for solding

  • @BaronDePrime
    @BaronDePrime Před rokem +6

    I tried to wear a similar bracelet, unsuccessfully. Either my hands are excessively hairy, or I need something smoother and with fewer holes to capture the hair.

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před rokem

      Можно и на русском 😉

    • @BaronDePrime
      @BaronDePrime Před rokem +1

      @@Silverhand.. Волосы нещадно дерет подобный браслет короче. :)

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před rokem +1

      @@BaronDePrime ето почти не избежать только если сечения больше делать или совсем убрать все зазоры даже если хорошо полировать будет иногда драть волос

    • @BaronDePrime
      @BaronDePrime Před rokem +2

      @@Silverhand.. Ну да полировка и потом уже сам волосами мельчайшие зацепы доделать :)
      Возможно если еще лаком каким покрыть. Подвижность браслета не такая высокая, для механических повреждений.

    • @Silverhand..
      @Silverhand..  Před rokem

      @@BaronDePrime лак не советою не будет держаться гальванический способ лучше всего только до гальваники не дошли руки но в дальнейшем будет и гальваника на канале
      Так что в коротко с медю я только работаю если хочется что-то попробовать и нету серебра или слишком много понадобится
      А учиться на меди советую конечно

  • @diyrunprods
    @diyrunprods Před rokem +1

    A very beautiful bracelet made of copper wire, maybe I'll make myself the same =)

  • @ulrichwillems6072
    @ulrichwillems6072 Před 11 měsíci

    why heat the wire with a torch??

  • @user-eg6ze8jt7x
    @user-eg6ze8jt7x Před rokem

    я таким наконечной проволкой раньше бутылки чистил и даже и незнал что с него можно сделать такой супер браслет или я чего то не понял правильно

  • @sethc6663
    @sethc6663 Před 2 lety +4

    Nice work, would a template made out of wood to shape the bracelet get a better fit for your wrist

    • @user-qt8yb5ov7d
      @user-qt8yb5ov7d Před rokem

      Перевод.на рускии

    • @sethc6663
      @sethc6663 Před rokem

      @@user-qt8yb5ov7d Хорошая работа, может быть, деревянный шаблон для формы браслета лучше подойдет для вашего запястья?

  • @bigredbullion3883
    @bigredbullion3883 Před rokem +1

    New friend here great job great video

  • @nikolay9271
    @nikolay9271 Před rokem +1

    👏👏👏👍👍👍

  • @saifcommando1198
    @saifcommando1198 Před rokem +1

    You must display a name.
    The materials you use at work

  • @germanarboleda4214
    @germanarboleda4214 Před rokem +2

    Una pregunta por que es necesario calentar tanto y con que soldo las puntas

  • @Doka_Butcher
    @Doka_Butcher Před rokem

    0:18 why are you doing this, what will it change?

  • @amoragapemissao
    @amoragapemissao Před 11 měsíci

    Faço essa msm peça bem mas rápido e com duas ferramente e no lugar desse pó branco Isso limão kkkkk

  • @adriankielek654
    @adriankielek654 Před rokem +2

    Ja do wyjmowania rzeczy z kwasu używam pensety miedzianej.

  • @seang2424
    @seang2424 Před rokem

    Oh and subbed to😁